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Gizmodoby Passant Rabie4 Sept 2026
The founders of a Seattle-based nonprofit want to be the first to launch a spacecraft toward the nearest star system, although they’re hoping they will be among the last to get there.
Gizmodoby Wes Davis4 Sept 2026
Aqara has announced several new smart lights at IFA 2026, and it feels more and more like the company is trying to take on Govee, Philips Hue, and others.
Gizmodoby Kyle Barr4 Sept 2026
You would think every major chipmaker would be foaming at the mouth and tripping over each other to craft the first “high-end MacBook Pro of PCs.” Only recently has AMD indicated that it’s trying...
Gizmodoby Wes Davis4 Sept 2026
At IFA 2026, I stumbled on a booth where Ugreen, a company I’ve mostly known for its charging and USB-C hubs but that also makes NAS servers, has announced a new smart hub line that supports...
Gizmodoby Gordon Jackson4 Sept 2026
The Oscar-nominated sound designer behind Raiders of the Lost Ark and Poltergeist makes a monster movie with Billy Zane.
Gizmodoby Jen Lennon4 Sept 2026
With less than a month to go before the release of Weapons writer and director Zach Cregger’s big-screen Resident Evil adaptation, the film’s marketing is kicking into high gear.
Gizmodoby Partner Content With Reolink4 Sept 2026
With more than 17 years of security camera and smart home expertise behind it, Reolink has earned the trust of millions of users across more than 110 countries, and the company’s product ranges...
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy4 Sept 2026
If you haven’t yet started watching Lanterns, you’re falling behind on an emerging pop culture powerhouse.
Gizmodoby Jen Lennon3 Sept 2026
Yesterday, Magic: The Gathering attempted to release the Zeta Set, a collaboration with the art collective MSCHF, on its Secret Lair online retail platform.
Gizmodoby Raymond Wong3 Sept 2026
Motorola is expanding its smartwatch lineup and getting back in bed with Google. Just as earlier wearable leaks suggested, the new $350 Moto Watch Ultra, announced at IFA 2026, supports cellular...
Gizmodoby Isaiah Colbert3 Sept 2026
When Studio Ghibli alums adapt a wartime manga drawn to kick your heart in the ass, you best believe you’re willfully walking into the theater with the clear expectation you’re going to ugly-cry a...
Gizmodoby Cheryl Eddy3 Sept 2026
When we heard Prime Video was actually moving forward on its long-in-the-works RoboCop series, we were intrigued.
Gizmodoby Webb Wright3 Sept 2026
If you’re a homeowner in Dallas who has let the trash can in your front yard spill over onto the sidewalk, or occasionally ignored your garden until it’s become overgrown with weeds, be warned...
Gizmodoby Ed Cara3 Sept 2026
A research base near Antarctica is about to be cleared of its human residents for the rest of the year, and the reason is equal parts saddening and horrifying.
Gizmodoby AJ Dellinger3 Sept 2026
We are approaching the precipice of the beginning of what could be the start of the first stages of the earliest version of artificial general intelligence.
Gizmodoby Bruce Gil3 Sept 2026
In the year 2026, predicting hyper-local weather is still tricky, even though it impacts everything from supply chains and sporting events to tourism and energy production.
Gizmodoby Matthew Wille3 Sept 2026
Today, as part of IFA 2026, Motorola dropped the Edge 70 Plus, a new Android smartphone that prioritizes an improved camera system over its predecessors.
Gizmodoby Jen Lennon3 Sept 2026
One of Dungeons & Dragons‘ most beloved campaign settings is coming to Netflix. Ravenloft, the gothic horror setting home to the ancient vampire Count Strahd von Zarovich, will be getting a...
Gizmodoby Ece Yildirim3 Sept 2026
TikTok just announced a major revamp of one of the platform’s most frequently used features: the comment section. TikTok users will now be able to share 60-second voice notes and polls as comments.
Gizmodoby Tom Hawking3 Sept 2026
In April last year, Donald Trump stood in the White House’s Rose Garden and announced his “Liberation Day” tariffs, a suite of penalties to be imposed on imports from basically everywhere on Earth...
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